From legit classics in the Criterion section through the hits of the ’80s and ’90s to today’s theatrical blockbusters, Max knows a thing or two about horror. Its selection is so rich that we ...

From The Vampire Trilogy to 'The Stranger', Kat Hughes thinks these eight Point Horror books need film adaptations ASAP.

Halloween has come and gone, but the scares are still with us. November has some excellent horror book offerings for fans, including both new stories and continuations of established series.

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Hugh Grant's performance has been widely praised in the new horror movie Heretic, which follows two Mormon missionaries who find themselves in mortal danger after paying a visit to the home of a ...

After drawing up huge rankings of the best horror movies on Netflix and the best horror movies on Hulu, it’s safe to say we’ve gotten used to the challenge of diving through the refuse of a ...

Together they confront racism with horror — and humor. Tamara de Lempicka’s first major U.S. survey invokes her as a trailblazing techno-feminist who borrowed freely from art history.

Still, horror geeks who happen to have a Hulu subscription actually have access to a surprisingly large library of quality films. Kudos to Hulu for eventually creating a horror-specific ...

illuminating what art can reveal about the dark side of humanity. No one could have predicted how massive this film would be, one of the most successful R-rated horror films of all time.

Art's even got a new helper in the form of Terrifier victim Vicky (Samantha Scaffidi). Smile was an unexpected horror hit in 2022, and Smile 2 smartly decides to repeat the formula on a much ...

Here’s how it works. If you take comfort in watching scary stories, a horror anthology TV show might be your best option for spooky streaming. I say this because, for as much as I love watching ...

(Dauber is a professor at Columbia University.) Dauber’s right, though, to identify Salem as a keystone to American horror, an event that illustrates how intertwined the genre is with history.